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5 comments so far
charlesnor1965
January 29, 2010
good video,but why the pink chainsaw?
Zorack10
August 1, 2010
@charlesnor1965 Maybe he’s finding his inner woman?
oopartuk
August 25, 2010
@charlesnor1965 – this is one of my tutors from my forestry degree…pink paint is so the saw is recognisable as college property / less desirable to thieves heheheheh (and this chap is a legend by the way
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charlesnor1965
August 26, 2010
@oopartuk thanks for your explanation and good sense of humor- here in southamerica they will repaint it in two minutes,and perhaps i will have to fit a satelite tracker against thieves!!!!!!!!
i thought the pink was a safety measure-when he is cutting down a tree no REAL male would be near him in 100 meters hehehe-i wish i had a good instructor as i had to learn by trial and error,costing me money and time in ruined chains,and spades and paying people for sharpening-but nowadays i learned
oopartuk
August 26, 2010
@charlesnor1965 – you want to get over here and do the degree at plumpton hahaha, great course in a wonderful place with wonderful inspiring tutors too…i think i actually used that same saw to do my cs30 and cs31 chainsaw exams too! bloody stihls, i always manage to flood them right off the mark, then i have to spend ages yanking the starter cord to get the fuel out hahahaha….this is why i bought a husky, mine turns over first pull and starts on the second pull EVERY time